Two or three pill strengths?

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For our clinical trial, we can save a nice chunk of money by manufacturing our pills in only 2 strengths instead of 3 strengths.

With 2 strengths, some of the study participants would need to take 4 tablets, three times a day, while some only 1 tablet, three times a day and others 2 tablets, three times a day. We would love to hear your thoughts or feedback on how we can improve your experience!

With 3 strengths, the study participants will need to take 1 or 2 tablets, three times a day.

Please tell me whether you feel we should save money (2 strengths) or spend more money (3 strengths). Think about whether it would irritate you if you were to participate and needed to take 4 pills, three times a day.

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Feel strongly: spend the money to make more pill strengths

Probably better to spend more money to make more pill strengths

Probably better to save money and have participants need to take more pills

Feel strongly: save money and have participants need to take more pills

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